The recent study published in Nature reveals that global carbon storage capacity is ten times lower than previously estimated, limiting its potential impact on climate change to a reduction of only 0.7°C, rather than the previously thought 5-6°C. Researchers emphasize the need for swift emissions reductions alongside careful utilization of carbon capture technologies, particularly for hard-to-decarbonize sectors.
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Takeaways from the AP’s analysis of delayed disaster aid
Survivors of major U.S. natural disasters are facing increased delays in receiving federal aid, with average wait times for disaster declarations rising to over a month during President Trump's term, compared to two weeks in the 1990s. These delays hinder individuals' access to essential support and recovery efforts, exacerbated by a complex assessment process and reduced FEMA staffing. Want More Context? 🔎
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